conditional relation

kənˈdɪʃənəl rɪˈleɪʃən

Definition

Definition of conditional relation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

dependencysituation where one thing depends on another

The conditional relation of success on hard work is important.

conditionality

contingency

dependency

logic

TECH.

logical link where if p is true, q is true

TECH.

In logic, a conditional relation is expressed as 'if p then q'.

entailment

implication

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Expressions with conditional

conditional offer

proposal that is only valid if certain requirements are met

She received a conditional offer from her first-choice university.

conditional release

freeing of a person from custody under rules they must obey

The judge granted conditional release after reviewing his behavior in prison.

be conditional upon

depend on something happening or being true

The offer will be conditional upon approval by the manager.

conditional agreement

agreement effective upon a specific event happening

The sale was based on a conditional agreement.

conditional discharge

legal release without punishment unless reoffending occurs

The judge granted him a conditional discharge.

conditional response

reaction that depends on a specific condition

His laughter was a conditional response to her joke.

Expressions with relation

poor relation

person seen as less important in a group

In the family, he felt like a poor relation.

bear no relation

have no connection or similarity to something

His statement bears no relation to the facts.

bear little relation to

have almost no connection or similarity with something

His story bears little relation to the truth.

blood relation

person related by birth not marriage

She discovered she had a blood relation in the city.

no relation

lack of family or other connection between people or things

John Smith and Mary Smith are no relation.

professional relation

interaction based on job roles and responsibilities

A professional relation between a manager and an employee is crucial for productivity.

business relation

connection between business entities for mutual benefit

The two companies have a strong business relation.

in relation to

prep.

concerning or referring to something specific

The book discusses various theories in relation to climate change.

personal relation

relationship involving private or intimate aspects

They shared a deep personal relation that was hard to describe.

sexual relation

sexual activity involving intercourse between individuals

The court case involved details of their sexual relation.

Examples of conditional relation in a sentence

Understanding the conditional relation in contracts is crucial.
The theorem relies on a conditional relation.
Understanding conditional relations is key in programming.

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French:relation conditionnelle, lien conditionnel, ...
German:bedingte Beziehung, Bedingungsrelation, ...
Italian:relazione condizionale, legame condizionale, ...
Spanish:relación condicional, ...
Portuguese:relação condicional, ...
Chinese:条件关系, 条件链接, ...
Japanese:条件関係, ...
Arabic:اِعْتِماد, رابِط شَرْطِي, ...
Hebrew:יַחַס מוּתְנֶה, קֶשֶׁר מֻתְנֶה, ...
Russian:условная зависимость, условная связь, ...
Ukrainian:умовна залежність, умовне відношення, ...
Hindi:शर्तीय संबंध, तार्किक संबंध, ...
Bengali:শর্তাধীন সম্পর্ক, যৌক্তিক সম্পর্ক, ...
Catalan:relació condicional, implicació, ...
Czech:podmíněnost, implikace, ...
Danish:betinget relation, betinget forbindelse, ...
Dutch:voorwaardelijke relatie, implicatie, ...
Greek:υπό όρους σχέση, υπό συνθήκη σχέση, ...
Hungarian:függőségi viszony, implikáció, ...
Khmer:ទំនាក់ទំនងលក្ខខណ្ឌ, ទំនាក់ទំនងមានលក្ខខណ្ឌ, ...
Korean:조건적 관계, 조건 관계, ...
Persian:رابطه شرطی, ارتباط شرطی, ...
Polish:zależność warunkowa, relacja warunkowa, ...
Portuguese (BR):relação condicional, ...
Romanian:relație condiționată, relație condițională, ...
Swedish:villkorligt förhållande, villkorsrelation, ...
Thai:ความสัมพันธ์เชิงเงื่อนไข, ความสัมพันธ์แบบมีเงื่อนไข, ...
Turkish:koşullu bağımlılık, koşullu ilişki, ...
Vietnamese:mối quan hệ điều kiện, ...

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